Luzerne High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Luzerne, PA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of l9h9, thinking ourselves of sound and disposing mind, do make and df re this to be our last will and testament, and hereby make the following bequests: Norma Moses' powerful uppercut to Alec Trosk1 John BeIIus's yo-ya technique to Ronald fzekflsal. TEHHy CuIina's plug of tobacco to Tony Konigus. Jan 5EeposEee's height and eyebrows to Joyce Dickey. 'lfdrdrdidi KFasrTi'ak's Tony to anyone who will take him. Donald K einsor 's fondness of school to Daniel Shockloss. M e Kova c 's shyness to Tony Gushanas. Jeanette KarIoEski's fickleness to Ernestine Shara. Joan O'Konsky's stylish coiffure to Charlotte Howard. Wanda Gra5areE's perfect attendance to Romaine Koval. Tony rogIIetta's shoulders to Larry Kovacs. 'B3r53 IEviE's 1211- style C21 and acting disability to Noelwah Hottenstein dna Yurchukonis' ability to sidetrack Mr. Kopetz to Susan Zurinsky. Ediard-Vdrnfig unabridged joke book to John Bagonis. Joan Moses' quiet dignity to Joan Flannagan. Rose CoccEi's typing ability to Dolores Foglietta. Stadley Midkoffs' baseball knowledge to Bill Pope. ie es' o sh charm to Vicent Sluzell. Bernice Gorewich's indispensability to Chief to Ruth Brady. Francis koprevIc5's power of concentration to John Mesaros. Joe Serivage's suaveness to Tom Garrahan. Jean Eingsdorf's quietness to Stella Mae Bottoms. Eary Kester's Vitality to Emm Lou Davis. Agnes Lonie's picture of Silver Cand only a picturel to Jo Ann Verbalis. Sylvesftf-:T 'Uf 5'an's picture of Agnes to Joe Petrasek. Donald Veator's ease of manner to Peter Dragon. Inn waverEE's conduct mark to Shirley Burns. Catherine Snyder's inspiring voice to Edith Dorosky. Dorothy ByeIicE's energy to Mary Lou Gallagher. Carl Kuttenburi philandering to Thomas Lucy. John Sladisdis presidential air to Hoagy Ritinski. Earilyn Mockaitis' free pass to the movies to Joan B ookes. Irene Za tski 's 50' .y friends to 5Romaine Keval, except Smitty, ores Tron owsRi!s athletic ability to Geraldine Pope. Our Home addresses to Mr. Wooditch even tho' he won't need them anymore. The excuses we used to get out of class to-Qgiss Gildea. Our superiority complex to.the Junior Class. Our pleasant nature to the sophomore class and all the others that will use our desks in the futures

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JOLLY JUNIORS Junior Home Rooms 11-A M . Hcttenstein 11-B H . Reynolds 11-C Irs. Ill! The juniors started the school year of 19118-049 with the election of class officers. Peter Dragon was voted presidents Daniel Shockloss, vice-president, Robert Seleski, secretary, and John Bagonis, treasurer. Our first job to undertake was the annual Junior Halloween Dance which proved to be a great success. The next big event was the class play, WA Case of Springt1me,'pre- sented under the direction of Miss Connolly. The members of the cast were: Daniel Shockloss, Carmella Amato, Ruth Brady, Glenn Shaver, Noelwah Hottenstein, Thomas Garrahan, Richard Titus, Susan Zurinski, Ernestine Shara, Dolores Foglietta, Mary Ann Petro, Lawrence Kovacs, Ray Morelli, Mary Lou Gallagher, and Emmy Lou Davie., Jo Ann Verbalis was student director: The students who helped in making the Luzerne Li es a success were Emmy Lou Davis as assistant editor-in-chief, Daniel Shockloss, sports editor, Shirley Burns, feature editor, Mary Ann Petro, Dolores Fogli- etta, Romaine Kova1,Rita Koprevich,and Stella Mae Bottoms as reporters. The boys aiding the football team were Ray Morelli, Alex Troeko, John Bagonis, Robert Seleski, Tony Gushanas, George Kasarda, Melvin Szysz, Anthony Konigus, Vincent Sluzela, and Albert Mazaika. Our basketball players who showed some fine talent in this sport were Thomas Gmuoa, Michael Uter, Richard Kerin, an Joseph Retinski. Members who represented the Pep Club from the Junior class rooms were William Regal, Emmy Lou Davis, Frank Slapar and Edith Dorosky. Students who contributed to the fine music of our band were Ruth Brady, Geraldine Pope, Lawrence Kovacs, and Richard Kerin. The head- majorette was Jo Ann Verbalis with Joan Brookes as one of the twirlers. With this year ending we will always think of this year as a very successful one and hope that the sophomores coming in will find it just as exciting as we did.